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Hello everyone,

I am having a problem with my header picture I have on my site. It seems that when the page is full screen (on my PCs resolution), it looks fine, but if you go to another res. or make the browser window larger or smaller, the image gets cut off. I have included 1 screen shots of my problem. The first of full screen on my PC, and the other is of the browser window half its size. Is there any type of coding I can do to fix this?? Please let me know ASAP, it is REALLY important.

Thank you very very much,
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What Theme are you using?, you can open theme.php and see responsiveness on the site logo / header.
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If you have bootstrap framework turned on, then you can do this:

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<img src="...." class="img-responsive" alt="">


And when you resize, the image will follow suit.

Another workaround is to add a width to the image if you know the dimension, if not add 100% to it like this:

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<img src="...." class="img-responsive" style="width:100%;" alt="">


See which works for you.
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